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Liu Jinrui
Urban Designer
China
AWARDS
6
WEBSITE
EDUCATION
Tongji University, 2013
WORKING EXPERIENCES
L&M Design Lab
AWARDS AND PRIZES
2013，Cross-Strait Architecture, New Person Award, Taipei.
2013，SUNRISE Cup Architectural Design Competition, Second Prize, Shanghai.
2014，UA [Ordinary Architecture] International Conceptual Design Competition, Best Works Award, Shanghai.
2015, Shanghai Master Plan 2040 Publicity and Design Competition, 1st prize, Shanghai.
2018, IAI Design Winner Award.
2018, 40UNDER40 China (Shanghai) Design Outstanding Youth, Shanghai.
SELECTED PROJECTS
Wandering in the Woods
FUNCTION:
Kindergarten
LOCATION:
YEAR:
2020
ABOUT
The design creates an atrium based on original structure and bring an experience of wandering in the woods. Columns and beams immediately become trees and bridges. Continuous stairs and slides spiral up around the "trees", connecting and activating spaces. "Tree houses" provide private spaces for children to read and do handwork.
PHOTO CREDITS:
Hu Yijie
COPYRIGHTS:
Liu Jinrui
Fibonacci Spiral
FUNCTION:
Industrial Park
LOCATION:
Shanghai
YEAR:
2020
ABOUT
The site is surrounded with rivers that separate it into several islands. Among them the most appealing is the Dynamic Island in the center. Circular podium Sequences, with its special fluidity and consistent logics extending to the tower, makes the vitality core formally and functionally. Once constructed, the project will be the demonstration base of Shanghai intelligent medical innovation, creating more than 500,000 sqm working area for intelligent medicine subdivisions.
PHOTO CREDITS:
L&M design lab
COPYRIGHTS:
Liu Jinrui
Studio with Mirror Bridge
FUNCTION:
Studio
LOCATION:
YEAR:
2019
ABOUT
The twisted mirror polished stainless steel vortex connects the north and south, solving the lighting, ventilation and scale problems in one single step. The vortex gradually shrinks in the lounge area and form the fishtail bar in the end, which not only realizes the function but also avoids direct sight from the entrance to the workplace.
PHOTO CREDITS:
Hu Yijie, Silvery vortex
COPYRIGHTS:
Liu Jinrui
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